Resentment anon
Nickel spectacles ...;;..'....... 760
Gold Plate Spontaneous
he Reduced Price
‘iGoid- tilled Eye Glasses . ”32.00
of Coal coldnued Spectacles on . . sacs
Eye Lenses Fitted. melts only ,
. «Ind 31.
NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE '
Prescriptions Carefully filled.
.. . First-claumhlmnometen ...._..60e up
F‘irsbclass Barometer ..1 ... $3.25 up
Nowhere can you 11: at your reg
' pairs done better.
1 Charles l1rand
Pililliili ””1””
Jeweler 1Ind Optician
155 wasHle'r'N st, 11. NORWALK
WATCH FOR 'rl-ll NAME
.H. O -- .gaul'.
greatly stimulated buying
a. large consumers. ..
.ouapan makeup mistake it ‘ 1
you put in Cool at pres-
elitiigures. but we sure-
ly think you will be sor-
1111 if you neglect the
present opportunity.-
. stock of fresh-mined
con is nowat its best.
I
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My Father
Dyed Before i W‘II Born.
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Estimates for painting and paper ‘ '
aging cheerfully 51y en. . . '
CG3HEN
0‘1W1at1er‘Si. Tel. 342.13 :
Cleanser and
Dyer
24 North Main e...
Scuth Norwhlk.
Stamford, Greenwich
New ,YOrk (Lily.
1
and I
1
' .- Cellar ’
has one lady called a Collection V 1
{Qhat she had considcled as
USELESS MATERIAL
TO THE '
Iiid Which she would have gladly glv
Housekeeper
11 away, until she saw my advertise»
1. Watch for, Bargaln Counter.
tit and phoned me, and for which
’ l GAVE REAL MONEY.
Every day something good and
cheap.
I I.I "I_I I
‘ .pay the very highest price for I
etaiaydzottiesg rubbers, etc. 10 a lb.
or rags. 250 per 100 for newspapers.
he at hundred for books and mags-1
Yourdisky
. one 912. 27 Ely Ave. So. Norwelk. New England Grocery C0.
72 No. Main St. Tel. 158.
l
l
Bargain Prices
... Toe.
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1tahe place in St. hi
1 Church.
'1 ms... the Opening Specials-m
LOUIS AVRIC
so. Norwelk Club Bldg
P. 0.30:1.
lllllHi lllll llllllliili
Jeremiah Wuhan.
Jeremiah Cailahan,‘in aged resident
or lNol-walit was found dead at the
home of his son. D§nnisfiallaham in
the West Books Read, Saturday morn-
inf, after. a brie; iiine 1-,?1‘1he deceased
was working in the drden on Friday
o
evening and was apparently in good .1
health than Medical Examiner 8.11.
Huntington was called and gave per-l
mission for the undertaker to take
charge of the remains. He was eighty-L
rive year‘s old. The funeral will he
held Tuesday morning. at St. Mary' s.
Interment will take place at St Mary's
cemetery.
Mrs. Pauline Schaller.
Mrs Pauline Schaller, of Silverminc,
1 died at her home yesterday after a
.. lingering illness She was the widow
of the late Frederick .Sohaller. Mrs‘
‘jf Schaller was sixty -three years of age.
She is survived by two sens. Fred~
. ‘ erlck and George, of Siliermine, and
" two daughters; Mrs. Hulda Linder, ot1
New Jersey, and Mrs. Edward A.
Guthrie, oi Silvermlnt. The funeral
services over the remains will he
held Tuesday afternoon from her late
residence and at 9 o‘clock from St.
Mall s Church and
Mrs. CharleI “yawn...
Mrs. Margaret E. Vaughn. “lie of
AMWW Conductor Charles \aughh of 51 Buy-
view avenue. died this morning at the
\‘oxunlh Hospital Besides her husband
1she is survived by one son Arthur J
;,anhel and one daughter. Mrs. Louis
1KSlc-ourse. oi Danhury. and one SlSLPr,I ford uore UTOWHGd iii-3 Spring LRRG
151m Richard Vaughn. oi’ Dailbilil.
E'i‘iie funeral will be held W ednesduy
morning at'S o'clOCk from the house, 1‘
St. Joseph‘s
and 9 o'clock from
.‘o—u
Coronas; of New York'city. con.
tion Army Hall. will speak this after-
noon, at 3 uclock and this evening at
8. All are invited.
spare for the Hot Sun, order
‘ Your Awnings
now and save man.
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
"lulu 011111. Silliil
WALL STREET. 11 a1. m.~—-The cop-
per stocks, steel and Reading were
STEiliNG and Fur-1slightly higher at the opening today.
nlture Repairing, The Harrimaus and H101 shares, Le-
Mattresses Renovat- high Valley and Canadain Pacific Were
ed Slip Covers made tractionaiiy lowor The largest change
to order Our work
is guaranteed. Estl was that of (‘nnndnin Pacific which
mates cheerfully gill-'opened oil a point. Fluctuations else
where were small and1 irregular and
the volume of business showed a con-
siderable falling off from the closing
days of last week.
WALL STREET. Noonw'Specuis-
tion lucked resiloncy which character-
ized the market on recent days. and
the weight of prol’eilaional selling
again made itself icit.‘ Prices moved
ldcwnward during the morning except
for u spurt in the fins hour. and by
anon most stocks were 1well nude: Sstv
urduy's close. Union decide was sold
here on rumors that the attorney sen—
crnl would oppose the latest plane for
$151331“ '3: fig’fifiofii’tgfiunmluuun oi the Heirloom merger,
e is working i'or me. he in chest» unless Provision were 1 ads (or dispo»
45 North Main 8t.
filly innit mil stops at your house
70m linoleum there get? eomelsition of Central l’ncin11. Bonds were
I pay a a or race
”tbvglce‘s hir1uuto 1tilt-£1. gubbeu’ ”m . _1
es. esssn o uterus ' ~ .
rim ,1... n-Idemaud. All: for The monthly creating or the Nor-
. Please notify me ahead as i walk handing Loan and initehl out
"i? but]! (luring ihfi “WW (humility will be held tmorrow night.
, “ii” “1' in looks new new that the rim
' belts or the Old We‘ll Holland Ladder
Company will tells plan in hurcnard's
so..." on 1.1m)! 26th 1 this time is
being planned for by the committee
:
cells at James Herrimcuma be
alike lockulood. this morning.
tense was suspended.
“mu“.
_ Wu.
Parker’s our calm before ’“mm‘ ”“5" 1
Mimosa, this morning. and ”w“
mil!“ suspended. .
leh hi malts it yer: plan; to every silicosis iii comment»
mil ”counted“ not only cordially issues. were i
- in title institution as are is. one case
”evaluation Whigs ammo.
a road we Bey-1'81 t is led am,
e . ’
ill nil it is possible thu1 a hand will 11
The Live.
U'p-to-date
Merchant
with that.
Satisfied
Expression
Lurking in
His Coun-
7 tenance
Is the
Successful '
Busine «
Man-*— 1
He
‘ Advertises
in The
it"
Sentinel
The well
1 informed
111M311 13
the Man
n
1-...
f1.»
jagtermcnt will
iéemetery. :
ducting special services at the Salve-1
A
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Five Faislllles Over Sunday,l_Nitlr
Tonicilms in Soulhinulon
NEW MILFORD. June 16 .—-William
Warner aged 45, was drowned in the
diousatonic river about a mile below
the village. yesterday afternoon. his
was in nothing and was seized with
cramps. ’His body was recovered.
Warner was a widower and is surviv-
ed by a daughter. '
SUMMER'S GRAMPS FATAL.
PORTLAND, June 16. “Thomas
Stewart, colored while! swimming in
the Connectiéut river near here today
was seized with cramps and was,
drowned.
FALLs FROM BOAT DOCK.
EAST HADDAM, June 16.—-—Charles
Goff, aged 62.'of East Hampton. was
drowned in the Connecticut river at
ll o‘clock yesterday morning He had
been here to take part in the ceiebra-1
tion of the new bridge and was walt-
ing for the up boat to return to his
home. He stumbled from the dock.1
hit the string piece. and fell into the
water. _..A rope was thrown to him. but
1be was not able to grasp it. The body,
13‘“! not .yet been recovered lie was
a widower, and is surlii ed by two
daughters and two sons.
1 . TWO DROWN lN LA.KE
1 sons Hm; my, p91. 16. «William
White. aged 32. and Herbert Bow-
man aged 3'1 (coloredllboth of Hart
lyesterday at noon when their canoe
upset. Bowman could swim, but
White could not. The accident was
seen from the. shore. lent before help
icould arrive the men had disappeared.
1Deputy Sheriff hicCahqpeeovsred the
bodies later in the aitrenoon. White
lived at 88 Fairnlount street and was
a chef. Bowman lived at 85 Green
street and was a cllnulieur. Medical
‘Exsminer' Steadman gave permission
1for the removal of the bodies to hill-t-
Cord.
llllllillllilli Hlllli
ll,..lllil_l1_llilllll llllllii
Clothing 10! the Men Caughi Fire
and They Were Captured
by Dilicsrs
W
LOS ANGELES. Juno 18.——Two ital-
ians who dyunnlited the residence of a
wealthy fruit dealer early today wore
themselves badly injured b ythe ex-
plosion. The house was completely
wrecked. but .l. ll. llnpahi and his
family. the intended victims, chanced
to be. aawy from home. With their
clothing ablaze, the bomb throwers
fled. but stopping to roll in the street
to extinguish the lire in their gar-
ments. they were overtaken. One
gave his name as Pension Principe.
’He told the police a story or de-
mands tor money on penalty at death
and pursuit which lovers a period of
eleven years. lie some two years slip
from New Orleans. , 1
Last week he says he received what
purported to bc a final demand hit
5300 lie was told that union‘- he paid
he and his family would .be killed.
lie asserted his belle! that the at.
' orgnnmid society which has lieud-
' oust-tare in New Orleans.
retention
1 ”WW-arms?”
TElEl’llflllE SAVES
ii
’ 8:33x, 8:5531
the money to the llluck lined Society
tempt on his life was plenum by an.
'llbe injured man are expected to
' BOOTH NORWALK 1‘0 OANIURV
ll, Pi'Ell IE MVEli ,
d
Tristram & Hyatt
Nemelk’e bleeding Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. . Norwaih
Thelargest showing ”we hate ever made, for Ladies 8: Misses.
Correct medals ‘of Silk orBrilliantlne, in Black 0’}, Navy Blue.
in Plain Cologs, 6r withTriinming in Dainty DeSigns oi Ratine,__
‘or braid. 01 Buy Bathing‘Caps and. Shoes here.
Then they heard the crow of a
rooster An investigation resulted in
the discovery that only one person, a
woman, in the particular line coined
a rooster. it is said the rooster was
in the haci'vard at the time it crowed.
but the crow was distinctly heard over
the telephone.
... w»—_.
AERODROME WELL PATRONIZED.
The heat of Saturday night caused
a large crowd to attend the open air
picture park in Marshall street. Every
seat was tilled and the capacity tested.
The pictures are shown in the open
air. which is inst becoming a popular
sort of amusement for the almost un-
bearable hot summer nights.
New York. N on
Haven & Hart
1 lord
,1 RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in speculum '1, 1913.
solJ'rH NOAWALK "rh NEW YORK
A. iii.——l:20x, 5:1-ix,5:-ilx. 6:09,
6:2ix. 6:43x. 0:55. 7218.7:46. 8213's,
S:-ilx, 8150):. 92152:, 913?, 10:20x.
10: 45x 11: 38.
P. M. -—l2: 58x, 1:08, 210:. 2:50x.
3:27, 4: 31):, 5:41. 5: 52x, 6: 37. 6: 513:.
1:20x, 9:22x,9:59,10:45.
L
Bundeye.
A. Lil—l2: 25x, 5. Hit. 5:411. 6:241,
8:54 10:20x.11:24.
P. M.——l2: 48x, 2: 393:. 2:50 it. 5:41,
5:
9:'
d'5iix, 7:12x, 7:52x, 8:21x.
,9: 50 10: 28. ‘ .
—-———~..
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Air—4145, 5:40, 0:45. 811031.
9:15x. 10:02x, 10:05.
10:50x. 11:03.
P. Air-12:03. 1:05, 1:18x. 1:23x Sat-
urday only. 2:0”... " :57. 3:0:lx, ilzoiix,
4:15x. 4:20, 5:05x. 5:241, 5:28. 5:011.
0:07. 8100):. 82201:. 9:003. 9:30, 11:10x.
11:80, llzllilx, 12:00x.
'aundeye.
A. Ill-12: 00x. 0: 00x, 8: Mix. 8. 55a
9: 00, to: 02x, i1200x.
P. him-'2] :l0x, 1:08x. 2:00x. (hi-ix
5:02x.5204.6:01x. 7:14x. 5:00:. 8:10».
azssx. miller. 11:10, insax.
EOUTH NORWALK to NEW
HAVEN.“ “ 11-1li
A. M.--l2:illx. 12:42. i: 19x. 0: Oil,
7:28. Mint. initial. 10:23:, 11:11:.
11:58:. .
r. Mum-i2: 02 1': 20 a 1'13; "4:26.
5:12, 81l53. d: 47. l: 103:. ll: 100x111: 119:.
a 33x. 10:00::111 18., ii.)
Iundeye. _
W42 19:. i2zl2x. 1.1.1.1».
9:403, 10:18. 11: ilx. _
r. M.m12:07x, ilzlilx. all... later.
Gilda. 8:48, mull. 8:843. ilzdilxithlix.
10:01:, 31:07:.
m
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Allie-«1:20, 8118, 8:27. 10101:.
1?. his-4:36. 2328:. “353,111,551:
0:20. 7:201. '“ -
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£1 ”H2515. 1:16:
W
A M's-10: 00. 8:18 10'.- 1011.
11.15. .
V?‘ “W3: ‘3. .333. 35 3035 _
7:181.
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your own home
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MID-SUMMER WIEARING
APPAREL
is now in demand. "1 it this
list over: 1t may romiu you of
your bacilli. All goods of qual-
ity and mmrnntoed to satisfy.
straw lists 82.00 to 85.010
llnnpkolul and Pastimes '
‘ 06.00 to 810.00
Athletic. Underwear cos to 01.80 ,
Negligent Shirts 1. 01.00 to II 00
Kill! war-nitrite; m 20 31.50.:
llathing Suite ... .2. Oil to “dill
Fancy Hothouse ens
Bill: or Hula Hosiery 25s to 82.80.
‘ Auto Dusters 82.00 to 0700 .
fariniiei Auto Gloves ........
"ll” ‘0 ".30
l l. Mime inhibit ‘1
value in attachment“: 1,
Reed lily advertisement today, or
is will be e his help for your neat
, party. honestly. Stationery liter
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